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... ZEPPELIN WEATHER. W. J, G Looking back over weather records for the war period and comparing them with the records of the air raids, one thing stands out with special emphasis—the raiders carefully watched the conditions, and never took any risks. low ...
... • Homard ixj*d. South ti.nr, on.'* with 19. Twnpl»aUao». Buiam*hain. FREE INSURANCE AfaLost ALL Fatal Accideats. ncluding Zeppelin and Aircraft Fatalities U teMOoUHta UL.naca «ctoeni», io, PuUiuw, * ,* “* a,. .IVLOO Uu; r-u.l, U). pit tit. .ork»hop, .id ...
... one the Sub-Commissions was to the wrack of the Zeppelin sheds at Tondern. It was this station which was so successfully bombed by aeroplanes launched from the Furious last summer, two sheds and two Zeppelins were completely demolished. THROUGH THE KIEL ...
... London, too; Boleyn Road, Stoke Newington, over fifty buildings were wrecked. The seventeenth paid, October 19, Ml 7, was Zeppelin raid—that which several airships ware brought down Prance, and others wore lost in the Mediterranean. Only three bombs were ...
... seta of basher premises damaged. Ns is Mike. • killed. 14 injured. ft ie s.d leatemily Sept. 7,1913. far by Wisp tg Weser Zeppelin raid over and South-East • 22.'.t1 • e 10 mee ef premises stinted. L.C.C. &hoots in Nouson-rood. New•crose, damaged. Gas ...
... efficient. The last night raid by acroplanes took place on the night of Whit-Sunday. An attempt by Zeppelins was made on the night of August sth The Zeppelins were attacked at sca by our airmen, and one was broaght down in flames. #fi formation of the Independent ...
... two written 'William IV. were sold not long ago for 2a. A LESSON FROM HULL. The Biull Corporation have decided that as Hie Zeppelin air-buzzer alarms have outlived their usefulness, the largest alarm steam whistle should lie placed in the mueeum with a ...
... The German Government, just la-rc: the war. were considering method >, their African coloniea phoi->. graphs taken from Zeppelins. was ■ mated that all German tivuth-AVesi Atri- could be thus surveyed five years, more accurately and cheaply than :)■ ...
... record that the £crmami had backod the wrong horn.’ and b support of this opinion elide shown on the screen, showing wm-ked Zeppelin brought down tha jUlieab Salonika. the other hand, eye to the Fleet, the can aerre rery useful purpose, which abundantly ...
... the Sanaa w«» reported as. comparing moat favourably with any other the kind France or England, -while- the great Nordbola Zeppelin station beyond comparison tbe finest in tbe ■world. It -was from here that practically ell the raiders started, and not tbe ...